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5.18.10 1:46:24 pm
For the first time since its debut in 1927, a two-hour-and-27-minute version of Fritz Lang's masterwork — a version that includes 25 minutes of previously lost foota...

Filmmaker: A Diary by George Lucas (1968) -
3.21.15 3:26:14 pm
George Lucas was granted access to Francis Ford Coppola's making of "The Rain People", which allowed him to document in this movie the filmmaking process of a long s...

Mark Duplass | SXSW Live 2015 | SXSW ON -
3.21.15 8:44:30 am
Mark Duplass, a director, actor, writer, and producer, discusses the migration of filmmakers to television, to the emergence of VOD and its impact on micro-budget fi...

Filmmaker: A Diary by George Lucas (1968) -
3.21.15 3:26:14 pm
George Lucas was granted access to Francis Ford Coppola's making of "The Rain People", which allowed him to document in this movie the filmmaking process of a long s...

Mark Duplass | SXSW Live 2015 | SXSW ON -
3.21.15 8:44:30 am
Mark Duplass, a director, actor, writer, and producer, discusses the migration of filmmakers to television, to the emergence of VOD and its impact on micro-budget fi...

Cry Babies -
3.02.15 2:25:50 am
Collection of viral videos of people with high fat-to-mass-ratio ... with songs ... and tears ...

webmaster8.20.11 5:11:21 pm -
permalink The ending of the clip is EPIC:
"And guess what, Paul, if you get video of Sarah Palin, or a soundbite, bring that back to us (at CNN), you can hold the Ron Paul Stuff! Heh heh heh!"
REALLY CNN????
Where is your damn integrity!!!
Your ratings suck as much as your IDIOT reporters!!!

webmaster7.08.11 6:57:22 pm -
permalink Ever seen the movie "Moon" starring Sam Rockwell and directed by David Bowie's son Duncan Jones ( http://twitter.com/manmademoon - http://blog.manmademovies.co.uk ) ???
It depicts a near future where a corporation is already mining the Moon. Interesting how the scifi aspect of OFFWORLD mining, also mentioned in the scifi film BLADE RUNNER, will no longer be fiction, but boring, eventual reality, its science being a means to an end, trampled by economics, ruled by politics (or viceversa, trampled by politics, ruled by economics)...

webmaster6.21.11 6:19:27 am -
permalink Now THAT is amazing! I wonder if there is a computer graphics program out there that will sketch out patterns based on these frequencies the way a scientific calculator draws triangles and cosine waves... come to think of it, I wonder if there is an iPhone App for that?

webmaster8.09.09 6:40:39 am -
permalink What is astonishing about this claim is that Arthur C. Clarke did believe it. Now, I don't know if these glass worms are in fact living entities, but I included in the related links section, an article from Bad Astronomy that explains that it may be an optical illusion, a face-of-mars syndrome if you will. The photos linked to the above article show what looks to be convex valleys, bulging outwards, yet if you turn the pictures upside down they could be concave furrows, curving inwards, perhaps the result of erosion and running water long gone from the red planet. What do you guys think?

[ 009 RE:CYBORG ] -
5.04.14 10:33:48 am
Shotaro Ishinomori's seminal Cyborg 009 featured a team of people, kidnapped from across the globe for human experimentation, who escape and turn their new super po...

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vinaccia 9.13.11 8:23:34 am -
permalink This is great. I really love the journalism on Natural News. I myself choose to eat all organic foods and like a lot of other consumers there is a move away from unhealthy coca cola towards more health conscious alternatives. This is unfortunately a ploy to entice a new market of consumers while relatively offering nothing more than fancy labeling and advertising.